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Walgreens Receives Project Award, Oracle Announces New AI Capabilities for Trials, N-Power, Merck Collaborate on Oncology Clinical Research, More
Clinical Research News | Walgreens received a project award valued up to $25 million through the Rapid Response Partnership Vehicle to conduct a Phase IV observational clinical study focused on assessing Correlates of Protection; Oracle announced new capabilities in its AI-supported Oracle Argus and Safety One Intake solutions to help life science organizations meet evolving regulatory requirements and the rising volume of adverse event case workloads; Merck and N-Power Medicine has collaborated to enable a greater number of oncologists—and the patients they care for—to participate in clinical research; and more.
Jul 25, 2024
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Cardurion Pharmaceuticals’ Cardiovascular Trials, Cancer Resisting Monoclonal Antibodies, More
Clinical Research News | Cardurion Pharmaceuticals raises $260 million to support later-stage clinical trials with the company’s two lead drug candidates; CatalYm adds $150 million for phase 2b studies targeting checkpoint-naive and second-line treatment settings for solid tumors; and more.
Jul 24, 2024
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Revolutionizing Clinical Trials with Generative AI
Clinical Research News | The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, particularly generative AI (GenAI), are enabling broader technology acceleration and driving a significant transformation in the healthcare industry. This democratization of AI capabilities opens the door to widespread innovation across clinical trials and drug development and represents a unique change in thinking compared to previous technological advancements.
Jul 19, 2024
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Children’s Hospital Colorado Launches Research Institute For Children’s Health
Clinical Research News | After more than 50 years of working together, Children’s Hospital Colorado has established a formal partnership with University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus to launch the Colorado Child Health Research Institute. The Institute aims to unite more than 500 physician-scientists, researchers, nurse-scientists, and other investigators and enable them to develop treatments that improve the lives and health of child patients.
Jul 17, 2024